It depends on the weather conditions. If it is raining a lot or you are fertilizing your lawn, you will want to mow it every 4 days. During warm, drier conditions, you should mow your grass every 5 to 6 days.

Most lawns will benefit from aeration. Soil that experiences heavy foot traffic or has a thick layer of thatch should be aerated. Foot traffic can compact the soil too much and thatch can prevent oxygen from getting into the soil, making it more difficult for grass to grow. So, if your lawn is walked on or parked on a lot, you should consider aeration.

No, you do not. If we can still access the property, there is no need to be home.

There are several ways to prepare and protect your lawn during the winter months. You can aerate your lawn before winter, cut the grass short, use compost to insulate and provide nutrients to your garden, and fertilize your lawn.

Your soil provides nutrients for your lawn to grow thick and healthy. However, your soil may not be able to provide all the necessary nutrients for healthy root growth. Fertilization helps provide the nutrients that your grass needs.